St Thomas High School - Thomasonian Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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I IIIRS And only silence the g ' lls. g 7 A f+-..,. .. ., 'gt when cm-istleftma . rt Ns, -' reth to teach,there were now ff gt re- well spoken. Only silence uv. ed to hold these farewells of parting hearts. 1 Now, aswe come tothe parting of our ways, we find words inadequate to express the feelings of our hearts. In revered silence shall we assemble together in last time and bid adieu have grown to love during years. As and enter the we leave this waiting world, we leave behind a part of ourselves. Whether itbe material accomplishments or in spirit we shall always remain a part of this school. We, who have helped to build the tra- dition and glory that is St. Thomas, now humbly bow our heads in silent farewell.

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,Ji l'26ll'l'l Ollie rue X-V Ni. All the Carmels are at Nazareth The convents and the corrxdors of samts The hopes of mystxcs andthe clear unhmdered Moments when the stark walls keep the breath Of all attamment and of gratxtude Proof of a dream come true IS the new convent of the Sxsters bu1lt to provlde them wxth a better place 1n whlch to do thexr work May they here accomplxsh the same a1ms as Mary d1d ln Nazareth, and may the convent walls wxtness much prog ress 1n Her footsteps It truly IS a deservmg place for the Sxsters who gave up earthly pleasures m order to do the work of God the Master of all thmgs Here they w1ll pray and make fur ther sa.cr1f1ces xn order to g1V6 us Mary l1ke guldance They do thexr work well and carefully 1n 1m1tat1on of Mary Watchmg the Slsters example, we are encouraged to further honor and love of Mary Mother ofGod Because they gen erously devote then' tlme to our needs, we are often enlxghtened by them 1n our problems The Dxvxne Master must be well sat1sf1ed wlth the progress of the Slsters xn teach 1ng us what 1S rlght and ln guxdmg us t0b8f1tt1I'lg 1n the eyes of Mary To the Sxsters we offer our grat1 tude and slncerest apprec1at1on and hope that tlus new convent w1ll help them ln thelr tremendous work .44 ' fy 1 ,I ... n - .v f , QI? 1 '-' 'd , I ,X 7 ,f N 135: ' : -' fin' 'L'- -L::7Efliff'-f ' 1.- A ,.. , 'lf' - - at 6 .. A -4 4 - ,, - l - .M ll , ,A H . Z c- Y' r r 7 F K ,Su - - .. J xg. fl - .l - - 1 . is , , ' , V I . fx , . . I XY ,G 'I I . G H 1 2 57' . . . . , L - ' . -L1 . . . . V J. i ' ' v , .'. 1 ' 9 1 I - v , . .4-1 V s .. ' ' - . I . Father Raymond Maxberger, Father Thaddeus Bozensln and Father M1chael Fxlip assxst MOHS1gHOF Skrzyck1 at the ceremonies dEdlC3t1I'lg the Chapel ln the new Sisters Convent 11

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SA 61 y G5 COl'fl2, f 2 QU? ld efe, Raymond Korotko CSMC 1234 Sodality 1 2 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Bas ketba.1l2 3 4 Track Captam 1 2 3 4,Yearbook staff4 Class offlcer 1 4 Student Counc1l Representatxve 4 Beverly Budmk M C 1 2 3 4 C 1 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Class offxcer 2 4 Yearbook staff 4 Llbrary Alde l Harry Mandzlara CSMC 1234 Sodalxty 1-2 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 Captain 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Newspaper sta.ff3 Yearbook staff4 Clam Offlcer 3 4 T Joan Brzez1nsk1 CSMC 1234 Sodalxty Offlcer 1 4 Yearbook staff 4 G' 1 3-nr Class Officers PRESIDENT Raymond Korotko VICE PRESIDENT Harry Mandzlara SECRETARY Joan Brzezmslu TREASURER Beverly Budmk Null e a A ' v- I I4 W 2 x vi' f 5 4 4 - - 3 ' g . ' 1l2l4g 'Basketball i-45 class C.S. . . - - - g hoir N, -, b Q n- - - a 5 y 1 Q, '